51 lines
1.7 KiB
JavaScript
51 lines
1.7 KiB
JavaScript
define(["sinon"], function(sinon) {
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/* These utility methods are used by Jasmine tests to create a mock server or
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* get reference to mock requests. In either case, the cleanup (restore) is done with
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* an after function.
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*
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* This pattern is being used instead of the more common beforeEach/afterEach pattern
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* because we were seeing sporadic failures in the afterEach restore call. The cause of the
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* errors were that one test suite was incorrectly being linked as the parent of an unrelated
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* test suite (causing both suites' afterEach methods to be called). No solution for the root
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* cause has been found, but initializing sinon and cleaning it up on a method-by-method
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* basis seems to work. For more details, see STUD-1040.
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*/
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/**
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* Get a reference to the mocked server, and respond
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* to all requests with the specified statusCode.
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*/
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var fakeServer = function (statusCode, that) {
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var server = sinon.fakeServer.create();
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that.after(function() {
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server.restore();
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});
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server.respondWith([statusCode, {}, '']);
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return server;
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};
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/**
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* Keep track of all requests to a fake server, and
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* return a reference to the Array. This allows tests
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* to respond for individual requests.
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*/
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var fakeRequests = function (that) {
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var requests = [];
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var xhr = sinon.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();
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xhr.onCreate = function(request) {
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requests.push(request)
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};
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that.after(function() {
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xhr.restore();
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});
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return requests;
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};
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return {
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"server": fakeServer,
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"requests": fakeRequests
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};
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});
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